tim cook sitting down with cnbc's jim cramer last night on "mad money."t was an exclusive one-on-one conversation. during the interview he unveiled details of his plan to give u.s. manufacturing a billion dollar boost. listen. >>> we're creating an advanced manufacturing fund, initially putting $1 billion into the fund. >> this, i did not know about. >> we're announcing it today, you're the first person i'm telling. and i'm -- not the first person, because we have talked to a company that we're going to invest in, already. >> but this is a billion dollars of apple's 256 billion. >> a billion dollars of our u.s. money, that we have to borrow to get, that'a whole other topic, but we're really proud to do it. anby doi that, we can be the ripple in the pond, because if we can create many manufacturing jobs around, those manufacturing jobs create more jobs around them because you have a service industry that builds up around them. and we'll be announcing the first investment from this fund later in the month of may. >> this is a trump win, i think. because pre

we look forward to that full interview with tim cook and jim cramer tonight on "mad money." ank you for joining us, jim. >>> let's trade this apple we mentioned earlier, yesterday, was staring at a decline of more than 2%. it finished the sex basically flat. >> there is again on some levels the next couple quarters, people say they could be throw away quarters t. services business at least the high margin business, they're keeping their average selling price. that's going up, margins are better. people can buy into this story. you need to buy it now. >> that itself the case the stock is being elevated by index funds. >> i mean it was a $7 billion quarter in revenues. you know, 18% year over year growth. it's okay. it's not fantastic. >> not fantastic? >> it's fine. >> when china was a big driver, stock was 100% year over year, also, my point is they have half subscribers for apple music than spotify does. they don't have a video -- >> did they grow on the last quarter on the music side? >> they have a billion installed base, how can they not grow? >> wouldn't you want a compa

jim cramer joins us. another retailer missing. >> yeah, got to listen to the conference call because that is quite a surprise. they will be the beneficiary of a lot of the retailers that are in trouble. they come in and buy their merchandise and then that's something will be in this quarter next. they travel back. dick's in the same way. dick's kind of made you feel like things were pretty good. the only one that's good so far is home depot, and that would, again, be something that is hard to beat if you're amazon. let's listen to the calls. dick's was a very negative guy. it's a challenge. it's amazing.

call me or tweet me @jim cramer. why the heck is it so darn hard to stick with winners, on the 20th anniversary of amazon's ipo, a lot of people are musing about how so mathis stock evade most investors. why don't we leave amazon alone here. you either caught it or you didn't. i still like it. i think it can go higher. it went higher again today. i want to zoom out and discuss some stocks that are hot in today's market. and why it's so darn hard to stay in them, even though i think they could be incredibly rewarding. so listen up, let's make some money. amazon was -- home depot has been a fabulous performer for ages. but we have all heard the drum beat that amazon's finally gotten to home depot, that people are buying housewares and gardeninging equipment online, therefore home depot had to miss the numbers. in some cases that may be true. however this morning home depot reported the best numbers of any major retailer. so much for the short fall thesis. that makes this stock the exhibit a for why people sell winners,

. >> jim cramer made this point. i think it's a great point. people want to look good. right.llergan. i thought the quarter was great. brett saunders did a great interview with jim cramer the other night. >> oh, botox. >> obliterating. jim talks about this. look at what goldman sachs did, they downgraded to stock. they raised the price target. not a big deal from 260 to 262. i think sell-off in allergan is overdone in my opinion. >> you look at the charts, go back to november, alta coty fell off a cliff. it's still 10% lower than the high. alta is 10% higher than the november high. if i were to buy one, you got to go to the smooth chart. that's alta. >> guy looks good up here. >> so you want to tell the folks. >> there is a push, a big push to have live botox on tv and we might actually do it. >> geeze. >> we might actually do that. >> i'm 53-years-old, you dance with a "gone girl" you brought to the prom last ike e week. you know what i'm say something. >> oh, snap, shares getting slammed in the first quarter. we will bring you the very latest. i'm people lis owe /* mellissa

let's get out of that water. >>> jim cramer joining us now. dylan aid l man with us as well.ontest winner. we saw your tweet. >> look, i met with dan and you know, candidate i think you mad presentation. i don't want to refute it so much as just to say i think paypal doing well and perhaps it's not a great short. i think ebay is an undervalued company. i afwree it doesn't get the create a lot of people feel it will be zroid by amazon. i think the last two quarters demonstrated better number ofs, just to get the total payment volume for paypay, was 99 billion. they have 19% for mutual growth, which is really pretty great. big revenues. everyone's trying to write these guys off. there have been so many people who have been, jean had a sell, all that's happened over and over again is that he's foileded. dan has foiled the bears, wells fargo was supposed to wipe him out, no. mastercard, no, mastercard is the partner. all that i keep seeing is is that he keeps broadening his effort and has a lot more pals and friends in the payment processing business, so ipg that what you could r

let's go to ernie in illinois. >> caller: jim cramer, how are you?y question is in the tesla motors. tesla motors has been killing it with the land rover, jaguar and such a very diversified company. land other and jaguar are on fire, especially with their research on electric cars. i mean their dividend is not as good as, for example ford, but tesla motors has had some huge way to go on their stock. >> i'm not a fan of any of the auto stocks. this is be like fiat chrysler, i would take advantage of that dip today. but just so you know that the auto industry is challenged bier technology, not by sales. the chinese companies are all on fire, i can only bless alibaba as an investment. but jd.com and weibo have a lot goes for them. my sit down with trucker snyder international. and how alphabet may have just found the $70 billion company hiding within it's own operations. but first, i'm taking rapid fire in tonight's edition of "the lightning round." my business was built with passion... but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i ha

yesterday but shortly the ceo tim cook, as scott just mentioned, will go one-on-one with "mad money's" jim cramer. we'll talk to jim ahead of his big sitdown and find out what he wants to learn from the chief apple guy. and call it the trump bump. shares of the morning times up. as the president would say bigley on the back of its strong earnings. the ceo of the nyt joins us live. "power lunch" starts right now. >>> welcome to "power lunch." i'm michelle caruso-cabrera. major averages are lower but holding steady ahead of the fed decision. this move in the nasdaq down 29 points. right now that's the biggest drop in more than a month. the nasdaq still off lows of the day. check out what's moving, a retail wreck this hour. groupon and etsy leading declines on the back of their weak earnings. groupon down 15% and etsy is down almost 10%. melissa? >> i'm melissa lee. puerto rico announcing a historic debt restructuring on a portion of its $70 billion of debt. the move comes after talks with bondholders failed fbi director james comey grilled defending his decision last year, just days before the pres

. >> we have jim cramer from one market in san francisco. he is going to have an exclusive interview with tim cook today and jim, we can't wait to see that tonight. you said this morning that you thought earnings were good. what's the most pressing question you have do you think for mr. cook? >> i want to play the part of the game of what to do with the money, but i want to know when we switch the narrative and make the narrative be about a subscription stream that has more than 150 million people because subscription stream is netflix, also amazon. these are stocks that don't trade or be bound by a traditional multiple. that's got to get away from a hardware situation more into a consumer products goods number particularly on the eve of o when becky quick sit down can warren buffett 72 hours from now. >> we're going to have tony on following your appearance here. >> love tony. >> i know you do. he asks the question today in a note that just dropped this morning, iphone, iphone's a tad sluggish. worrisome or sign of anticipation? what do you

>> caller: jim cramer, i love you, man. >> what's up?m looking for, ichor holdings. >> i have to check to see what they're doing, the stock has been red hot. but i have to do more work on that. and that is the conclusion of "the lightning round." i'm here a at the td ameritrade trader offices. steve, other than making me move stuff, what are you working on? let me show you. okay. our thinkorswim trading platform aggregates all the options data you need in one place and lets you visualize that information for any options series. okay, cool. hang on a second. you can even see the anticipated range of a stock expecting earnings. impressive... what's up, tim. see options data like never before. with thinkorswim only at td ameritrade. remember here at ally, nothing stops us from doing right by our customers. who's with me? we're like a sports team here at ally. if a sports team had over 7... i'm in. 7,000 players. our plays are a little unorthodox. but to beat the big boys, you need smarter ways to save people money. we know what you want fro

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i'm jim cramer and i will see you on monday. profit," a chain on pet supply stores specializes in wholesome food. lisa: our biggest thing is the nutrition for the pets. lemonis: but the business is anything but healthy. giovanni: it's embarrassing. i'm right back to where we started. lemonis: the stores need an overhaul. -this how you manage inventory? -giovanni: yeah. -lisa: yeah, i mean -- -giovanni: this is our weakness. lemonis: the employees need leadership. i've never been to a meeting where there's no agenda. giovanni: i think you're being a little unfair with how this process goes. lemonis: and the owners need to lose their self-righteous attitude. as a retailer, you have an obligation to deliver the consumer the choice to make that decision on their own and not for them. giovanni: oh, my gosh, that -- i'm -- lemonis: if these owners can't take control, their dream of creating a retail empire

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"mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. #. >>> my mission the simple. i'm here to level playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you. so call me or tweet me @jimcramer. on a day where the dow gained 84 points. nasdaq advanced 4.6%. the big story is that the industrials are stalling out here. that's right. they're stalling out while the techs are head rot. what does that mean? you can easily interpret this action on an hour by hour basis, suggesting that we need to be worried about an economic slowdown. but i think that would be a mistake. to me the teches are roaring while the industrials languish, because investors keep gravitating toward the companies that have the most up site in the second half. now that it looks like the trump steam roller has run out of gas. remember, is stock market is a forecasting machine, it looks ahead about six to nin

do not go anywhere, "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, i'm trying to make you some money. my job is not just to make friends, it's to educate and teach you. holy cow. holy cow, it finally happened. a money manager came on television and admitted that he had made a mistake. he had an obvious win on his hans and he punted and didn't take advantage of it. nasdaq gained .03%. accountability at last? the money manager in question was warren buffett, and maybe the take away is that only the world's greatest investor can afford to make a mistake. everyone else must be too secure to do the same thing, because they're all making them. it rapt at everything buffet said over the weekend. when he told us what he's looking at, what he's thinking, way he he is a done right and what's done wrong. he

so call or tweet me yaat jim cramer. and maybe the trump trade is all about not paying attention to donald trump. i have to tell you it's shocking to me that the president can fire the fbi director. out of left field, possibly for his handling of the hillary clinton e-mail investigation something that possibly got trump elected. but more likely because of the russian probe, and the stock market was down points. even if the s&p actually is lower than 11%, not taking advantage of the 4%, have the investors simply stopped caring about the stuff or was comey so hated by both parties that no one was bothering to freak out? and look it's not just the stock market, the precious melt barely budged today. treasuries so often the flight to safety trade, one to avoid chaos, right, that is where they go? barely budged. that is why safety never takes a vacation. the worries and fears i hear, okay from so many of the other professional managers and of course other rich people who have a lot to lose. last night at the start of the rang

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before we do that, let's listen to what tim cook said about this issue in his chat with jim cramer lastht. >> on video in particular, what we see that the video world has hit an air pocket. where cord cutting has been happening on some kind of basis, we think it's accelerating massively and that it's clear what the end story looks like here. the trajectory is a debate. but we'd like to play in this. because we do think that the best experience for a customer is to view things when they want, the way they want and have many different additional information around what they're watching. not just the linear tv feed. so, yeah, we are working on some original content now. we're learning. we will see where this takes us. >> eric, we're used to -- in technology, used to things happening slowly for a long time and then all of a sudden happening quickly. are we at that tipping point? >> i think we're getting there. henry raised it earlier. it's a generational thing. i have a 10-year-old son who believes video consumption is netflix and youtube and amazon instant prime videos. it's' generational

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no company has grown this fast, achieved this kind of scale, our own jim cramer just interviewed him. they talked a btd the competition, inten iobenioff. >> they say we are doing this great stuff. take a look at those numbers. look at our market share line, jim, against sap and oracle. they're flat to down. we're up exponentially. there is no comparison. >> benioff went on to say his company's competitive position has never been stronger. no other company he says has a focus like ours. for that full interview jim had with marc benioff tine into "mad money" tonight. >>> billions of cash flow in cisco is above expectations. >> it's crazy, it's a great quarter. the only knock on this company and that has been consistent is valuation. yet if you want the best cloud play all along has been salesforce t. only thing that sold it off is they bandied about outside of twitter. if you want to look at one thing that stuck out to me, operating margins much better than expected. >> they breezed through i. difficult komps, by the way, why is it this stock has done nothing relative to the guys around

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you for joining us. >> thanks very much. >> thanks for having me. >> don't forget "mad money's" jim cramerill join us next hour of "closing bell" with more of her interview with tim cook. be sure to stay tuned and watch the entire interview on jim's show tonight at 6:00 eastern time here on cnbc. >> as you mentioned earlier, it is make or break time in franls. marine le pen and emmanuel macron are squaring off in a live debate, happening not. where in particular the street will be paying attention to this debate, michelle? >> hey there, kelly. we have showing you the live debate that began at 9:00 p.m. in paris. market participants are watching this because it is a moment of very high vulnerability for emmanuel macron, the candidate favored by the markets because he is not seen as a great debater. he can get both -- you see him there right-hand side of the panel. his opponent on the left, marine le pen, is considered a better debater than he is, and political analysts say this moment could help her increase her poll numbers. most, and i emphasize most but not all market participants favor

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. >> mad money's jim cramer says you need drugs to understand tesla's business.e'll talk about that comment. >>> plus the first commercial airplane made by a chinese manufacturer takes flight in china. should boeing and air bust be looking over their shoulder? second our of power starts at 2:00. and, when we're not in those rooms, we want our shows to go with us. anywhere? you got that right, kid show thing. get a directv all-included package for 4 rooms. only $25 a month, price guaranteed for 2 years. available for at&t unlimited plus customers. welcome i'm tyler mathisen. here's what's on the menu for hour number two of "power lunch." investors looking for words of wisdom from warren buffet. what the oracle of omaha told our becky. ahead of that gathering about where he sees it is economy heading. >>> new airline outrage this time delta. a family kicked off a flight and threatened with jail. we've got to video and you'll want to see it. >>> and a soon to be nba rookie who just got snugged by the sneaker makers. got splashed on his open with a expensive air of k

>> no, jim cramer, timer, the whole thing. >> vallient owe n-- you don't se headlines, a lot of people are saying maybe bosch & lomb is more than the debt of the whole company. valeant. i get it. this stock has been groomed for a while f. you are willing to rick 25-to-30% of the down side this could be a double. >> that by the way puts you on the top of the board. >> the osmosis threw me off the "fast money." >> why, if you lad your daughter, you said you'd try i to sell this one. >> i think the sum of the parts, they are not forced to di vest. it's a free cash flow business, they're slowly at a lower revenue environment, they're fighting off right now they actually had at least some fear that they might have, 18, 19 bucks. it's a way off. >> the big thing is they pushed out their debt load. there was a the interesting thing. people thought they were going out of business this year. >> they might. but it could be three years out. >> the equity is an option. it is a small sliver of equity under a giant mountain of death. there is time on this option. it's great, it's very volatile, whic

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in an interview with cnbc, sea particular come told jim cramer the company is creating a $1 billion fund aimed at bringing those type of jobs to the u.s. >> a billion dollars of our u.s. money which we have to borrow to get, that's another whole topic, but we're really proud to do it. and by doing that, we can be the ripple in the pond. because if we can create many manufacturing jobs around, those manufacturing jobs create more jobs around them, because you have a service industry that builds up around them. and we'll be announcing the first investment from the fund later in the month of may. >> mr. cook said apple has already created 2 million jobs in this country. and as we reported earlier this week, apple has a cash pile of more than $250 billion. >>> the u.s. military is in need of fighter jets. and the battle to fill that demand is heating up. morgan brennan is at boeing's f-18 production line in st. louis. >> reporter: it's been the backbone of naval aviation for four decades. and now f-18 is getting a second life. >> we've always thought that the navy buying additional super hor

ameriprise . >>> well t market is still judging over jim cramer's interview.ut everybody from cutting to stock prices to china. >> for this year we think we can become fortunate 100 company without adding something new. so it's working in our interest for the services. we also say that we're going to double the services business. our objective is to double by 2020. and that projection is a sum of new services and existing services. >> shark take's kevin o'leary picked apple with the number one selection over stock drafts. kevin we're going to get your reaction to thing you heard in jim's interview with tim cook. >> i think this corridor is positivetal in a pig wbig way. for years now the biggest in investors have -- or is it something else. services in the last 24 he or she have gone through 10% of 12. cook told jim he's going to double this to 24, to 25% revenue. that's a completely different model. the service industry has some of the highest margins in the content world. that's the reason i made this any number one stock pick. i believe cook will go it. tha

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jim cramer will have tim cook tonight on "mad money."t's a reaction to apple's earnings that's driving the day today. futures on the soft side. don't forgot a statement is headed at 2:00. macron and le pen will debate this afternoon. adp in line at 177. and our road map begins with apple's iphone sales disappointing. why the company says future product rumors could be to blame. >>> private sector hiring slows. will signs of a cooling job market change the fed's potential rate hike plans? >>> and a food rally, mondelez and yum brands beat the expectations. mcdonald's gets an upgrade at goldman up. >>> the iphone shares disappoint and tim cook said we are quote we are seeing a delay in purchasing behavior that we think is a consequence of the number of rumors and reports about future products. that is happening outside of greater china. jim, it will be interesting to watch you get him to expand on that. it is going to be the smallest gap up or down for apple on earnings in a couple of years. >> well, look, i think that this is one of those

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jim cramer is joining us now. there's something coming up -- was it 2420, you get through that and it's like 2650 is a possibility. i mean, we have had -- this is going up again it seems like, right? >> well, look, we are presidents away, we're looking at the jobless claims that are pretty amazing. we have best buy which was just a knockout quarter. a lot of that happens to be some new video games. but so what? you don't want to look through that. pvh had good numbers. the u.s. wasn't that good, but not that bad. we had such a good number from hp last night. there's a pc rebound in all regions. i kind of like this set-up. oil is not going anywhere because the united states keeps pumping more and more. this is benign environment. as long as the president is kind of -- you know, look i think the president is not being under attack right now. that's good for the market. >> he's actually done pretty well over there too. >> it's good for the market. the market likes it when there's not endless leaks about bad things at

jim cramer joins us now.im, that, you know, nothing's happened yet and if it does happen with washington, here's some stocks that -- where it's not going to matter. i'm not convinced it's happening yet, although we saw triple digit for a while. these 0.2% moves, wasn't that long ago we were getting 100 point and 200 point moves three times a week. it's been very, very quiet lately. >> what i have been waiting for my friend jack welch to say how well the ceos are doing in this environment, that the dollar is getting weaker, it will be a wind at their back and we have to braise some of -- praise some of guys who have done incredibly well. and jack you know, there's a quality of a level of ceo that we have not seen in a long time. these guys are really navigating some incredibly difficult waters and coming out on top in the world. >> i agree, jim, totally. and in the first quarter we saw an industrial -- it in industrial businesses, so -- some earnings we haven't seen in a long time. i'm not talking high-tech, b

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